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Carol Cohen Glass
Official website! Carol exhibits everywhere, from Heller Gallery, NY to the Musuem of Fine Arts, Boston.
Need something new and compelling for that unoccupied coffee table or corner of your museum? Start here!
Anthony Restorations
is an family craft studio. Restorationist Brian Anthony also works in film and TV. He has parlayed his passion for silent comedy poster art preservation into an enterprise linked to great fine arts brokerages and auction houses.
Need that Keaton lobby card or Flash Gordon book jacket professionally restored? Right here!
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Recent Work Sampler: Loren Miller
- Freelance Editing - Producing - Digital Post - Teaching - Writing
Producer-Director-Editor
SOUND DESIGN (Documentary, release: mid-2008)
Follows the design and construction of a unique professional recording studio by Blackmer Sound.
ANATOMY OF AN OPEN (Short Documentary, 2007)
Traces the development of the graphic open for the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.
Available through the Digital Production BuZZ video feed podcast.
INVENTION! (Docudrama 16mm film pilot,1990)
Recreates invention process from a bright idea to trade show premiere, as a novice inventor threads his way to completion of an unusual product. Worldfest Gold Award winner is the only trace of its kind. Took seven years to complete the true story of the world's first Throwable-Alarm Clock.
Designed as a pilot for an original series on the subject.
Gold Award winner, Worldfest, 1990. Licensed PBS broadcasts.
Yep, I really worked on an Oscar winner, and several nominees over the years. I'm proud of my contributions to all the shows listed along with many other great shows not listed (they know who they are). Some reviewers have called these "offbeat witty", a bit tiresome-- most of them are precisely "on-beat"-- and the subject range is amazing. You may have seen one or two of these gems on PBS, a cable network or at a film festival. (Let me know, it would be a real kick to hear from you.)
JAZZ IN THE MAGIC CITY 1985 (S. Jaffe Productions)
Everything you wanted to know about "Tuxedo Junction"- song and place- woven around the story of a very strict, dedicated Birmingham music teacher named John "Fess" Whatley.
Editor, Co-Writer, all Post Services
Sinking Creek festival winner, Best Documentary 1986
URGE TO BUILD 1982 (Halle'/Hoover Films)
John Hoover and Roland Halle' teamed up to produce this gem about ordinary folks who tackle homebuilding. Revolves around Pat and Patsy Hennin's Shelter Institute, Bath, Maine.
The editor cameos as a solar home customer.
Editor, Co-Writer, all Graphics and Post Services
Oscar nominee, Best Short Documentary, 1982
KARL HESS: TOWARD LIBERTY 1981 (Halle'/Ladue Films)
Peter Ladue with Roland Halle produced a lively portrait of libertarian Hess (1924-1994) who lived an incredible shifting paradigm, leaving the GOP as Goldwater's speechwriter, joining SDS, living off barter.
The editor cameos as a solar panel customer.
Supervising Editor, Co-Writer, all Post Services
Oscar winner, Best Short Documentary, 1981
I REMEMBER BARBRA 1980 (Third Grade Films)
Short student film featured interviews with all of Brooklyn-- from Flatbush to Brighton Beach-- except Barbra Streisand herself, to whom they all claim connection.
Editor, Co-Writer, Associate Producer, all Post Services
Student Oscar winner, Best Documentary, 1981
SINCE '45 1979 (Korry Productions)
A scrambled, perky personal essay from BU film student Mike Korolenko which included interviews with everybody from Isaac Asimov to Gilda Radner, and got aired by Jim Lehrer on his PBS American Chronicle series.
The editor cameos as Richard Nixon.
Editor, Co-Writer, all Post Services
Student Oscar winner, Best Documentary, 1979
TATTOO 1978 (Whit Rummel/Allagash)
This item treated heavily tattoo'ed folks as if they were shriners.
No one in director Whit Rummel's production unit is tattooed.
Editor, Post Services
Bronze Award, WORLDFEST 1979
ADVANTAGE, ISRAEL 1977 (David Sternburg/BPG)
A fundraiser costing $3500 which raised $5 million for the cause of sports for children in Israel. Producer David Sternburg was thinking ahead: Israel's top seed Amos Mansdorf was 12 years old in the film.
Editor, all Graphics and Post Services
Silver Award, WORLDFEST, 1978
KUDZU 1976 (Short Productions)
Short subject featured the late James Dickey, Jimmy Carter and the rest of the south.
The editor appears as a sound recordist pestering Jimmy Carter.
Editor, Co-Writer, Additional Recordist, all Graphics and Post Services
Oscar nominee, Best Live Action Short, 1977
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